... LONIJON, TIM'RSHAY EVENING. The French papers of Tuesday have all been received. I he following fragment of a telegraphic despatch, and the annexed extracts from the Journals, include all they contain of any 1111- portance linm,KAi. I'y a decree^ the yueen, dated the 15th, the state of siege has been raised in New Cas- tile.—Vigo was, on the I4th, at two leagues from Segovia, after having ...

... There are three London banking-house., Messrs. Child's, and Snow's, all contiguous to Temple-bar, which in existence previous to the establishment of the Bank of land so that the old lady of Threadneedle-street is eldest of her family. ...

... IMPORTANT TO PAKOCIIIAI. OVERSEAS AXD MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.—On Wednesday, at Lambeth-street office, an appeal was heard under an Act of Pailiaraent passed during the last session, against the refusal of Mr. Moss, one of the overseers of the poor for the hamlet of Mite End Old Town, to pay to Dr. Hamsbotham and Mr. Pater, a surgeon in the Commercial-road, the sum of two guineas each, agree- ...

... he intention of the Queen to have taken a drive on the Lewes )ad, as far as Stanmer, the seat of the Earl of Chichester. Every body appears to be delighted with the conduct of the 'ueen; but we do hope, as we before hinted, that when her [ajesty makes her public appearance she will be allowed to ;main a little more incognita. It almost operates as a bar to er enjoyments by the sea-side, ...

... In consequence of the mournful ceremonial which takes place to-day, it was determined that our town should join in the national demonstration of respect to the memory of our late venerated Monarch. With this view, the weekly market, which takes place on Saturday, was held yesterday. in order that this day might be devoted to those offices, the performance of which will mark the deep sense we ...

... SATURDAY, JULY OF Pahi.i.IMINT (Irki.AMI); BILL.— Mr. Cnllaghan moved the order of the day for the house? to resolve itself into a committee on the Reform of Parliament^ Ireland) Bill. | The motion was opposed by Mr. Lefroy, Mr. Shaw, Mr.( Sergeant Goulhurn, &c- &c. | Mr. Sergeant Woulfe expressed his surprise at the oppositions made to the progress of this measure. If it were not passed? iato ...

... MEETING OF FRI!EHOLDEHS AND INHABITANTS ON RIGHTS OF COMMON.—A very numerous bodyofForeaters met at the Speech House, on Monday last, in pursuance of the pub- lic fidvertisfewertt calling Upefn them t ...

... The French government have come to the resolution to im- prove the roads in that country, taking the method of Mr. M'Adam as their model.—Jersey Patriot. TUIIF GAINS.—When it first became known that Edward Petre had fallen into difficulties, and was about being exiled from his good hull, I was spoken to by a friend upon the subject, who said that he at le=ist could not ascribe his ruin to the ...

... The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort and Lady Mary Somers^ have arrived on a visit to the Eail and Countess of Gallowaf at the family seat, Galloway House, Ayrshire. The Duchp^ and daughter intend to return to town early in November, wMT the marriage between Lady Mary and Sir Walter R. Farquh* will be solemnised. THE QUEEN'S TASTE IN MUSIC.—Soon after the accession J her present Majesty, Thalberg ...

... Some difficulty is said to S ave experienced in making up the accounts of Messrs. KsJ-f enabled a few months ago li.. all the claims of their customers upon them by a st or loans from the mer- chants and bankers of Lon-i: isented, in consequence of that assistance, to relinqlliw. s, confiding at the same time the realization of their property to inspectors or trustees selected for that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TCESDAY, MAT 30.-—The Dukt of Wellington and the rarl) of Bradford presented petitions in favour of Church-rates, and Lord Poltimore for' their abolition. Lord Ashhvrton presented a petition signed by several bank- ers, merchants, and men of science in the metropolis, for the establishment of a uniform postage of one penny. ATotwith- standing the increase in the wealth, ...

... MR. MURI.IN—SIR,—A scall scurry cogging fellow, witl u prains, who calls himself A Constant Reather of the thllT Gurdan, has written, look you, against our late gret m ing at the PEIX lxx, over against Harry of Monmouth. slave says there was no trink there, but what the tog Measter Wilks's beer—why, look YCi:, we did not go to trink and make prate peasts of ourselves, piit to meet welcome an ...